State v. Herrera-Brito

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• ruling court will not overturn judgment of conviction supported by substantial evidence upon which reasonable trier of fact could have found burden sustained beyond reasonable doubt
• ruling court will not overturn finding of guilt if there is substantial evidence on which reasonable trier of fact could have found prosecution sustained burden of proving essential elements beyond reasonable doubt
• ruling finding of guilt will not be overturned if there is substantial evidence upon which reasonable trier of fact could have found prosecution sustained burden of proving essential elements beyond reasonable doubt
• considering the evidence in the light most favorable to the prosecution when reviewing a finding of guilt in a criminal case

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